Huntress continues to tell Oracle and Black Canary what she’s found. She looses contact with them unaware that Barbara has been attacked by some malign presence via her own computer. She is completely on her own.

Brusaw comes up on her while she’s snooping. He orders Vixen to attack her.

Helena finds her rental car and puts on her mask and costume. I wondered if there was any deeper significance for her doing this at this particular junction. Helena’s revenge crusade against the people responsible for murdering her family eventually evolved into an unrelenting quest to seek justice for those who couldn’t fight for themselves. Dawning the costume is also a respite from her emotional trauma; it’s a way to deal, or not deal, with the pain of her past. Maybe she was beginning to feel emotionally vulnerable at Second Heaven. 

Either way, she puts on her costume, goes to investigate further, comes across a number of meta-humans and other crime-fighters attached to machines which appear to be exchanging their blood for some other fluid. She contacts Oracle as she’s finds the cults computer allowing Barbara to hack into it.

Brusaw tends to Helena’s physical wounds and tries to appeal to her spiritual ones.

Huntress realizes Vixen’s lost her capactiy to reason, and it’s not in her best interest to continue their physical altercation. She shoots her in the leg. Brusaw appears and orders calm. Vixen shoots off at the mouth that the woman standing before them is Huntress, not a reporter, and she’s there to do them harm.

Huntress finds herself fighting Mari Jiwe McCabe aka Vixen, who’s suppose to be her backup at the cult camp but is currently in the thrall of cult leader Sovereign Brusaw. Helena tries to fight and reason with Vixen but she’s gone feral.